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This inspiring biography recounts the remarkable journey of Mary Pyle, a woman born into privilege who surrendered wealth, status, and comfort to follow Christ with extraordinary fidelity. Drawn to the Catholic faith through a profound encounter with God’s presence, she eventually devoted her life to serving alongside Padre Pio, becoming a quiet instrument of charity, consolation, and spiritual formation for countless souls.

Discover the remarkable life of Sacagawea... Sacagawea is widely known as the Native American woman who helped guide Lewis and Clark across the western frontiers of North America in the early 1800s. It was an extraordinary journey that took a small band of explorers thousands of miles into uncharted territory, across treacherous mountain passes, vast plains, and all the way to the shores of the Pacific Ocean. This was indeed a remarkable and historic period for both Sacagawea and the rapidly growing nation of the United States.

A Girls' Road Trip: From Texas (U.S.) to Prince Edward Island (Canada) recounts the travels of four women from Texas who drove to Prince Edward Island enjoying various spots along the way. The women also enjoyed visiting and sightseeing with friends as they traveled. Included in the book are...

Skipping Through the Doorways: Follow the Path of Heart tosses out stiff self-help formulas and the “manifest your best life in 10 easy steps” mindset. It doesn’t care about your lines, your limits, or your laminated vision board. This book hands you the crayons, kicks open the rulebook, and whispers, “Sweetheart… go make a beautiful mess.” Misty’s twelve doorways aren’t polished portals of prestige. They are strange, shimmering thresholds—some creaky, some cosmic, some clearly designed by a celestial trickster with a sense of humor.

I Remember You: The Making of an Activist is a coming out story. It is a story of coming out from abuse, secrets and shame. Elaine writes about her miraculous healing and a life devoted to recovery and activism. Elaine’s story is rich with hope, illustrating the power of God’s steadfast love and the strength that comes from trusting God. The Audio version of I Remember You: The Making of an Activist has been narrated by the author, Elaine Blanchard. Elaine has acted on stage and has been a minister for many years.

Born into chaos and raised by resilience, Jessie Reynolds spent her life searching for love, belonging, and a place to finally call home. From a childhood marked by abandonment and constant movement, through marriages, betrayals, passion, loss, and reinvention, she chased connection in every form—until she realized the journey was never about finding love outside herself, but discovering worth within.

Different parenting styles. When your child comes out as gay. Launching a young adult with autism. Carrie and her husband Joe have been married for twenty-seven years. In her most revealing memoir yet, Carrie is candid about the challenges they have faced in these areas and more.

The soul-stirring intersectional biography of the most famous Islamic woman scholar working today, from the two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist author of If the Oceans Were Ink and Home, Land, Security. “A testament to what it means to labor for justice from inside a faith tradition—to love it...

Staying Power, Zena Sharman's memoir in essays, is a beautiful and honest journey of care work, grief, parenting, and chosen family in the wake of intergenerational trauma. Exploring the lessons and inheritances of being raised by survivors of complex traumas, the book challenges the notion that one must be healed in order to parent well and celebrates the transformative power of queer family-making beyond gay marriage and assimilation into the nuclear family.

A revealing memoir for film and pop culture fans, tracing Clara Bow’s journey from Brooklyn’s streets to Hollywood’s “It Girl”—and back in the spotlight thanks to Taylor Swift’s recent tribute. Step into the golden age of cinema through the eyes of its brightest star—and discover...

In 2023, Cinelle Barnes is writing a travelogue about journeying home to the Philippines after a twenty-year separation when she suffers a traumatic brain injury. Cinelle’s story of her adoption and immigration to America as a child is not an easy one to tell to begin with. Suddenly, it seems impossible. Her memories and her connection to her husband and daughter in the Carolinas, to her own sense of self, and to her past are all erased in the blink of an eye. Cinelle has to not only piece together who she used to be but struggle to learn who she is here and now.

Joanne "Jo" Rowling is known to readers the world over as J.K. Rowling, author of the best-selling book series of all time. The creator of Harry Potter was once a single mother writing in cafés and living on welfare, who experienced a fairytale-like rise from poverty and obscurity to becoming one of the richest and most influential women on the planet. And following her controversial stances in the cultural and political war over transgender rights, Rowling found herself a pariah in circles that had previously adored her.

This is the story of how a chance encounter led to romance, marriage, and a partnership covering a half century of creative philanthropy by Michael and Winsome Dunn McIntosh. In the 1970s, they began using an unexpected inheritance to expand the protection of America’s natural resources through life-giving early support to the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Sierra Club’s legal arm.

This story will compel you to Remember who YOU are and to recognize that you have Always Been Worth It. After surviving a confusing and painful childhood, 20-year-old Alicia met the first man to ever say he loved her. Tormented by her father’s cruel words, she was convinced this was her only opportunity. Alicia secretly married, only to find herself completely lost, heartbroken, ashamed and haunted by questions: 'What is wrong with me?' 'How did I get into this mess?' 'Can I be fixed?

When Tania Rife was six years old, a child serial rapist and murderer followed her home from school in a gray sedan. She escaped. But the fear he planted that November afternoon in 1987 didn't leave with him. For thirty years, it traveled with her — into classrooms, parking lots, marriage, motherhood, and the middle of the night. It disguised itself as responsibility. Preparedness. Love. Tania became a woman who appeared utterly capable while her nervous system never once stopped scanning for danger.

The Art of the Hustle: Mattie Malone's Memoir is a raw, fearless, and unforgettable journey through a life lived on the edge-where survival, ambition, and instinct mattered more than rules or reputation. Told with sharp wit and unfiltered honesty, this memoir introduces listeners to Mattie Malone, a woman who learned early that the world rewards those bold enough to outthink it. From high-stakes deals and unconventional marriages to nightlife scenes, brushes with crime, and unexpected connections to rock legends, Mattie's story unfolds as a series of vivid, fast-paced adventures.

Lily Morgan's life has always been choreographed by grace and grit. After losing her mother at the young age of twelve, it was her father and brothers who kept her dancing-balancing ranch life with ballet shoes and unwavering love. Now, fresh from a European tour, Lily returns to the ranch in celebration rather than retreat.

In this warm and nostalgic childhood memoir, Susan Lorraine Kadera shares the unforgettable summer her family brought home a Doughboy pool — a simple purchase that became a treasured chapter of her childhood. From asking her parents for a pool, to finding one through a newspaper ad, to preparing the backyard together as a family, each moment is filled with anticipation, teamwork, and joy.

This book is a tribute to one of the most extraordinary threads in my life: Sylvia Moy. As one of her eight siblings, I have been blessed to share countless moments with Sylvia that have shaped not only my own life but the lives of each of her heirs.

Beautiful, Strong Girl: Faith Through the Storm is a deeply personal story of love, loss, faith, fear, and healing. Through childhood memories, family struggles, cancer, grief, and emotional battles, Rachael Shelton shares a raw and heartfelt journey of learning how to survive life’s hardest storms while still holding onto hope. This audiobook is more than a story about pain—it is a story about resilience, faith, and discovering strength in the middle of brokenness.